View allAll Photos Tagged Save
I switched on the television this afternoon in order to watch a show called "Live Earth." A load of Celebs, each with a larger monthly carbon footprint than I could manage in a lifetime told us all how we could Save the Earth if only we would switch off all our electricity at the same time, and blow the Power Stations to pieces when we all switched them on again. There was a lot of Jaw Jaw, not much music, and what music there was was crap. I decided to save the earth by switching off.
Jesus Saves sign from the Church of the Open Door in down town Los Angeles. The sign was moved here after the church was torn down because of earthquake damage.
Save The Suburbs - double page on Proxart Magazine. Check the online version of this awesome Californian Magazine here: dl.dropbox.com/u/1382185/PM5-Mobile.pdf
Primary design for a donation campaign including screen promotions, web banner and giving cards. Used to promote special offering for the japan catastrophe that will happen over two weeks. Primary audience is the church family. Goal is to convey that giving something = saving someone, as in our money is more than just a resource, but literally a tool of salvation to those impacted.
Wanted something simple, yet iconic and striking. Wood background is only there to differentiate the border of the white screen - screens/banners/cards will all be white. Thoughts? Improvements?
On our recent trip to Maine we found a fellow named Nathan Nicholls who does what he calls "Recycle Art". Nathan lives in the Waldoboro area and his property is full of metal sculptures, etc that he has created using various metal "junk" and a welder. I am always amazed by people who have the ability to take a lump of clay, an empty canvas or in this case, a pile of metal "junk" and create something appealing out of it. Nathan was very welcoming and we spent several hours taking photos of his works of art. Nathan's work can be found at 483 Breman Road, Waldoboro, Me. You can find him on Facebook: www.facebook.com/recyclesculptor
The "Save the Earth" spring guy is one of Nathan's simpler pieces and is one of several that I think he used to express some of his ideologies.
Johnson City, NY. March 2017.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you would like to use THIS picture in any sort of media elsewhere (such as newspaper or article), please send me a Flickrmail or send me an email at natehenderson6@gmail.com
Save-A-Lot #511
206 Cavalier Square, Cavalier Square, Hopewell, VA
This location opened in fall 1999, was renovated in fall 2019, and closed on April 4th, 2026; it was originally part of a Safeway, which opened in 1967 and closed in 1987. It became a Farm Fresh Direct on August 2nd, 1987, The Grocery Store on November 15th, 1992, which closed in fall 1995, and Pack 'n Save in June 1998.
Save-A-Lot #513 (9,000 square feet)
5174 Nine Mile Road, Fairfield Shoppers World, Richmond, VA
This location opened in fall 1999 and closed in January 2020; it was originally part of a Big Star, which opened in October 1979 and closed in December 1982. It became a Chuck's Supermarket in 1983, Nick's IGA/Fairfield IGA in 1991, Fairfield Cash & Carry Wholesale Grocery on February 8th, 1995, Pack 'n Save in June 1998, and Dollar Tree in December 2021.
i finally made my save the dates. what do you think? most beautiful wedding colors ever? i agree.
i don't think my obsession with clarendon will ever end.
for anyone looking to make their own save the days, i would recommend it. there are about postcard size, and we got 100 printed on cardstock at kinkos for a little less than 40 dollars. pretty awesome.
ps. anyone seeing this who is interested in something similar, message me! i can make them for you!